News & Insights Across Asia
China advances ecological conservation on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, boosting water conservation and sustainable development, as President Xi Jinping emphasizes the importance of preserving the fragile ecosystem.
Qinghai Province’s governor Wu Xiaojun highlights commitment to sustainable development and ecological preservation as the guardian of China’s Water Tower.
China has invested nearly 900 billion yuan in conserving key ecological areas, covering over half of its landmass. This substantial funding underscores the nation’s commitment to environmental preservation and sustainable development.
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for global cooperation on World Earth Day to tackle environmental challenges and promote sustainable development.
China has released new guidelines to implement a region-specific approach to environmental protection, aiming to tailor strategies to different regions and promote sustainable development nationwide.
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment announces the inclusion of 2,573 water bodies in the ‘Beautiful Rivers and Lakes’ project, aiming to enhance ecological quality and promote biodiversity.
Rare and nationally protected birds have been spotted foraging in the snow on Shenmu Mountain in Leshan, Sichuan Province, highlighting the area's improved ecological environment.
Xiamen’s Xiatanwei Mangrove Park showcases a successful ecological restoration, transforming the coastline into a thriving mangrove forest that protects against storms and fosters biodiversity.
Qinghai Province, the ‘water tower of Asia,’ is undergoing a transformation through Chinese-style modernization. From safeguarding its ecological treasures to welcoming global visitors, Qinghai is embracing a new era.
Li Junjie, a Guangzhou-based wildlife photographer, takes us on a nighttime journey to explore how Chinese modernization harmoniously coexists with nature in the heart of the city.
Young scientists in the Tibet Autonomous Region are tirelessly restoring grasslands on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, cultivating plants and partnering with local communities to protect the environment.
Former Belgian Ambassador Patrick Nijs embraced early retirement to live in Yunnan, China, where he and his wife planted 450 trees, contributing to local ecological efforts.